>comes in in the first episode
>one-shots the MC
>dissapears for a while
>Araki makes constant excuses for him not to fight the villain of the weak because we know he can one shot them, which only makes the MC seem weaker by comparison
>comes back later easily beats the antagonist of the part even
though he was half-dead from saving Koichi
>dissapears for a while again
>is absent from the final fight because he could easily beat the antagonist
>comes in later and easily beats the antagonist anyways
Jotaro did nothing positive for the story, all he did was constantly remind us about how everyone was weaker than in the last 3 parts and how the stakes are lower than before
Part 4 Jotaro
Levi Scott
John Ross
wow, i do not remember the specifics of this part that well user, chillll. But yeah, Jotaro best jojo
Nathan Sanchez
I completely forgot he was in DiU until Hayato's Groundhog Day.
Joseph Hernandez
Part 4 is a poorly written piece of garbage.
Cooper Adams
Part 4 is a shit anyway
Lucas Williams
Nobody wants to see Jotaro one-shot everyone
Julian Edwards
Then don't put him in the story in the first place
Oliver Barnes
>Jotaro did nothing positive for the story, all he did was constantly remind us about how everyone was weaker than in the last 3 parts and how the stakes are lower than before
Nothing wrong with lower power levels and smaller stakes.
Joshua Brooks
Turns out giving a Protagonist the Villains power that is designed to be OP because you couldn't think of a decent way for him to win, makes writing possible threats really shitty and annoying.
Adam Hernandez
But then how do you introduce Josuke?
Matthew Roberts
Just have him get a phone call/letter or a Speedwagon lawyer showing up. The inheritance plot thread goes basically nowhere until Joseph shows up anyway and once the baby shows up its dropped again pretty much.
Jason Green
Dang, we found Araki's succesor boys, now we need to wait for him to grow old and retire so you can take the reigns!
Josiah Butler
How many things in part 4 go nowhere?
Asher Martinez
Almost everything. Almost half the part is basically padding with someone making stand users even though all he wanted was to steal money.
Jordan Green
Christian Wood
Well Araki tried something new so props for that
Grayson Lee
tony, get off my basket weaving forum
Cooper Brooks
It's not padding, DiU is a slice of life
Carson Anderson
>he can one shot them
He pathetically jobbed against this badass. It took his and Josuke combined strength to take him down.
James Turner
I think he was intentionally holding back to let Josuke learn how to handle himself, I could be wrong though
Hudson Brown
Ballbearing technique he taught Josuke in this fight was imporant in the Josuke vs Kira fight.
Ian Hall
He was shot and he really risked to die though.
Oliver Lewis
Just shows his determination in teaching Josuke
Charles Gray
Jotaro actually killed Rat #1 on his own. His hand got melted in the process but that's just because he grabbed the bullet out of curiosity. Rat #2 only shot him because he exposed himself as bait to allow Josuke to kill it.
Hunter Hill
Still needed Josuke's help. Give it up, jojo is not about powerlevels.
Adrian Perry
He didn't need Josuke's help to kill the rat. I just explained that to you. Nobody said anything about power levels either.
Luke Peterson
No it's not.
Alexander King
lame shit
William Collins
Jotaro best JObber.
Julian Roberts
what do you think of Jotaro in part 6?
Caleb Edwards
Major drip
Zachary Jenkins
>one hand in his coat pocket
>the other in his pants pocket
Dominic Ward
His outfit looks very comfortable.